European Innovation Council

FibriTech specializes in the development of advanced 3D fibrous network materials with a range of applications across various industries. The company focuses on creating innovative technologies that provide sustainable alternatives to conventional materials such as Styrofoam, rock wool, and foamed plastics. Their offerings include products and services in agritech, packaging, filters, insulators, ecomaterials, hydroponics, and biocomposites, emphasizing lightness and strength in their biomaterials. FibriTech's solutions aim to meet the growing demand for environmentally friendly materials, supporting clients in reducing their reliance on problematic spatial materials.

RAIKU is a cleantech startup that produces 100% natural packaging material that has also great looks and shock absorption - most importantly, it gives 15-20 times more volume to its raw material making it one of the most resource efficient material uses in the world with high margins. Both the production is and products are clean making no harm to nature. RAIKU has raised over 1.2mln€ in the pre-seed stage, built a team of over 10 people, its own IP and clients are already using its packaging material. This material will up-end the 1 trillion € packaging sector.

IonKraft, a German technology company, specializes in plasma coating for multi-material plastic containers. Their innovative plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition process enables recyclability of complex packaging, serving industries such as food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and chemicals. By promoting material reduction and reuse, IonKraft aims to enhance performance while lowering costs, with support from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy.

Rise Technology provides photovoltaic equipment, instruments, semiconductor, biomedical, and packaging products. Their customers contact them through email, mobile, and online applications.

Bioweg, established in Germany in 2019, is a purpose-driven company specializing in the development and sale of advanced sustainable and bio-based ingredients for B2B applications. By integrating biotechnology, material science, and molecular simulation learning, Bioweg produces high-performance ingredients that are 100% animal-free, sustainably manufactured using green chemistry, and globally scalable. The company collaborates with innovative brands in sectors such as cosmetics, personal care, agricultural technology, and food and beverage, aiming to address business challenges with tailored solutions. Utilizing a zero-waste circular process, Bioweg repurposes food industry waste as feedstock to create bio-based microbeads, rheology modifiers, and hydrocolloids that are free of microplastics and compliant with emerging regulations.

Bioweg, established in Germany in 2019, is a purpose-driven company specializing in the development and sale of advanced sustainable and bio-based ingredients for B2B applications. By integrating biotechnology, material science, and molecular simulation learning, Bioweg produces high-performance ingredients that are 100% animal-free, sustainably manufactured using green chemistry, and globally scalable. The company collaborates with innovative brands in sectors such as cosmetics, personal care, agricultural technology, and food and beverage, aiming to address business challenges with tailored solutions. Utilizing a zero-waste circular process, Bioweg repurposes food industry waste as feedstock to create bio-based microbeads, rheology modifiers, and hydrocolloids that are free of microplastics and compliant with emerging regulations.

FibriTech specializes in the development of advanced 3D fibrous network materials with a range of applications across various industries. The company focuses on creating innovative technologies that provide sustainable alternatives to conventional materials such as Styrofoam, rock wool, and foamed plastics. Their offerings include products and services in agritech, packaging, filters, insulators, ecomaterials, hydroponics, and biocomposites, emphasizing lightness and strength in their biomaterials. FibriTech's solutions aim to meet the growing demand for environmentally friendly materials, supporting clients in reducing their reliance on problematic spatial materials.

FibriTech specializes in the development of advanced 3D fibrous network materials with a range of applications across various industries. The company focuses on creating innovative technologies that provide sustainable alternatives to conventional materials such as Styrofoam, rock wool, and foamed plastics. Their offerings include products and services in agritech, packaging, filters, insulators, ecomaterials, hydroponics, and biocomposites, emphasizing lightness and strength in their biomaterials. FibriTech's solutions aim to meet the growing demand for environmentally friendly materials, supporting clients in reducing their reliance on problematic spatial materials.

Cellugy is a biotechnology startup focused on sustainable materials science. It specializes in producing bio-cellulose, a 100% natural and biodegradable alternative to single-use plastics. The company's core technology involves a fermentation platform that utilizes renewable resources instead of fossil fuels, enabling the creation of high-quality cellulose with significant environmental benefits. Cellugy aims to disrupt various industries, including personal care, packaging, textiles, and food, by offering sustainable, cost-effective alternatives to traditional materials.

Creapaper GmbH, founded in 2012 and based in Hennef, Germany, specializes in producing innovative paper grass raw materials for the paper industry. The company develops a unique raw material primarily made from dried grass fibers, which are processed using a patented method tailored to meet the specifications of various paper mills. This grass-based material serves as a sustainable alternative to traditional wood fibers and recycled paper, significantly reducing CO2 emissions by up to 75% during the manufacturing process. Creapaper's product line includes processed paper, paper embedded with germinable seeds, as well as flower and herb boxes, promoting environmental sustainability by allowing consumers to plant the paper after use, thereby helping to mitigate plastic pollution.

Creapaper GmbH, founded in 2012 and based in Hennef, Germany, specializes in producing innovative paper grass raw materials for the paper industry. The company develops a unique raw material primarily made from dried grass fibers, which are processed using a patented method tailored to meet the specifications of various paper mills. This grass-based material serves as a sustainable alternative to traditional wood fibers and recycled paper, significantly reducing CO2 emissions by up to 75% during the manufacturing process. Creapaper's product line includes processed paper, paper embedded with germinable seeds, as well as flower and herb boxes, promoting environmental sustainability by allowing consumers to plant the paper after use, thereby helping to mitigate plastic pollution.

RePack is a Finnish company founded in 2013, specializing in sustainable and reusable packaging solutions for online retailers and consumers. Based in Helsinki with a facility in the United States, RePack manufactures packaging bags made from durable materials such as polypropylene, polyethylene, and cardboard. These bags can be conveniently returned via local postal systems, allowing customers to recycle them while receiving vouchers for future purchases at participating stores. This innovative approach not only enhances the customer experience but also promotes sustainability by reducing waste and carbon emissions. RePack's service is designed for any online retailer aiming to demonstrate a commitment to environmental responsibility while engaging customers in sustainable practices.